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Nasdaq Veterans Day 10K: Sun 11-7-99
Washington, D.C.
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Naoke Ishibe of Washington, DC and Lemma Bonssa of Silver Spring win the NASDAQ Veterans Day 10K.
Jim Whitnah of Chevy Chase, finishes eighth overall in 33:08.
Donna Moore finishes sixth female in 37:23.
Age Group Winners celebrate their races.
Andrey Kuznetsov, age 41, is second overall in 30:10.
The crowd waits with anticipation for the fine random awards.
David Pincus of Potomac with a strong finish breaks the 1 hour barrier with his chip time.
Kimberly Markland of Arlington finishes third, with a time of 36:17.
9.jpg (38234 bytes) Anna Berdahl of Silver Spring coming back strong!
10.jpg (28138 bytes) Win Rincon of Alexandria finishes ninth with a time of 39:09.
11.jpg (35201 bytes) Curtis Gillis (708) sprints to the finish in 42:41 just ahead of Thomas Ruppert of Silver Spring who finished in 43:05.
12.jpg (34785 bytes) Award winners Ray Blue of Oxon Hill and Bill Osburn of Bethesda.
13.jpg (50558 bytes) Proceeds of the race go towards the World War II Memorial.
14.jpg (68489 bytes) Over 2,000 runners registered for the start on a beautiful morning in West Potomac Park.
15.jpg (28652 bytes) Wheelchair winner Philip Cephas of Washington, DC
16.jpg (30225 bytes) Naoke Ishibe of Washington, DC breaks the tape in 35:46.
17.jpg (45442 bytes) Lemma Bonssa of Silver Spring wins it all in 30:06!
18.jpg (63849 bytes) What a beautiful sight -- the finish line!
19.jpg (44080 bytes) It was a joyous and delicious festival after the race.
20.jpg (53114 bytes) It was a red, white, and blue day.  It doesn't get much better than this.